The drafting is incorrect. You keep 1 card pass 3 along, then keep 2 cards pass 2, then keep 3 cards pass 1. At each stage you add the cards you kept to the cards you were passed, so you can choose whether to keep or trash a card you've previously selected).
Also RULE NOTICE! In the beginning you placed the Citadel in a zone that could specifically not have Citadels built in it :D And the Sanctuary is in another zone. Both should be in the same zone.
Best boardgame I have played. Most charming, intelligent, tight and beautiful and exciting! I have played SO many boardgames but this game is pure quality on all aspects. Mechanics are so admirable and fun. Deep strategy and just feels like it fills your soul with joy. I could do free commercial for it because I really want more people to know about it and buy it!
Rules explanations should be calm, methodical, not have jerky camera movements or cut-in self correction. This adds to confusing the viewer, which is not what you want when learning a game. I'm sorry, but this video is definitely not for me.
Good video, but I am worried that you are doing some of the rules wrong. One) the Flock of crows token is tossed, like a coin. Not simply flipped. Two ) You show a clan retreating into an error that he is not the chieftain of. I am pretty sure this is not a legal move.
Michael Santoroski you are correct on both accounts. The coin should be flipped after each round.. Placement on camera is not consistent with the rules i explained. Ill bring this second point up with the editors.
Nope... no clue about how to play this. I couldn't follow this. Boom, there are suddenly two citadels on the board for some reason. Bam, you get cards from one deck but some how play cards from the others. Kapaow, there are map tiles stacked aside... just because. You win be holding a token during a certain phase but you are only pretending to hold the token or something... If I ever get a chance to play this game, I'll read the rules just like I do for every game. I enjoy reading rules anyway - and also discussing and debating them. There is also the contacting the game developer for rule clarification... sometimes they even give an ambiguous answer that doesn't actually answer the question being asked.
He added citadels to the map only as a way to show how they work. In the game, they are added with action cards (green). Action cards also net you red cards, more clans (units), allow you to move/attack, allow you to place new map tiles, and more. Red cards are basically super-powered versions of the green cards, and yellow cards are earned by being "chieftain" (most clans on a tile) of their tiles. He mentioned in the video that you'll do all your actions using the green action cards, but I suppose he could have been clearer. The "pretender" tokens simply acts as a warning action with you basically saying "I'm about to win!". You must collect a pretender token in order to claim victory objectives; which gives other players a chance to react and prevent you from winning. If there are ties for winner: no one wins and the game continues. (Exception: The "Brann" breaks victory ties.) He should've been clearer on this.
The game seems a bit complex but still fun. I see a bunch of complaints about your actions, Ivan, but I understood exactly what you were saying. Not to mention that at the end you said this wasn't intended to replace the rules but instead just help with them.
Oh, the typographical mistake are becoming obvious. In 'Tír na nÓg' the 'n' should always be lowercase, in small caps, or separated with a hyphen to indicate is not actually part of the word 'Óg', but a bleedover from the genitive definite article.
He covered the three victory conditions. Meet one or more of those during assembly or drafting phase while possessing a pretender token. As long as no one else ties or meets more of the victory conditions than you then you win. Bren breaks ties.
Bunan Tsokolatte, by which point I'd already posted my first comment. This is a correction of the very 'correction' you mention: the 'inish' pronunciation is the _only_ correct pronunciation, but that 'correction' makes out that it's just another way of saying it. Moreover, my comment points out that the definition given for 'inis' was wildly incorrect: 'inis' means just 'island' and most certainly not 'in the rier island' or anything like that.
Ah. And I DID specify that I was talking about the pronunciation. It's fine to clarify the definition but it's not relevant to what I was talking about. I don't think it's supposed to be interpreted as an ALTERNATE pronunciation but the correct one. The 'also' in that sentence is meant more as a 'by the way' as in 'By the way, Ivan, it's pronounced 'inish'." It's a continuation of the previous caption. And that comment you mentioned wasn't showing when I replied to you so you may want to consider consolidating them in one.
This is the correct interpretation. I was pretty embarrassed to discover I pronounced it wrong and just wanted to at least make fun of myself for missing that key detail. This tends to happen when your absorbing rules for multiple games at a time and writing scripts for them.
The drafting is incorrect. You keep 1 card pass 3 along, then keep 2 cards pass 2, then keep 3 cards pass 1. At each stage you add the cards you kept to the cards you were passed, so you can choose whether to keep or trash a card you've previously selected).
Yes, this is a MAJOR oversight in a "how to play" video.
Also RULE NOTICE! In the beginning you placed the Citadel in a zone that could specifically not have Citadels built in it :D And the Sanctuary is in another zone. Both should be in the same zone.
Best boardgame I have played. Most charming, intelligent, tight and beautiful and exciting!
I have played SO many boardgames but this game is pure quality on all aspects. Mechanics are so admirable and fun. Deep strategy and just feels like it fills your soul with joy.
I could do free commercial for it because I really want more people to know about it and buy it!
Welp...only took 3 years but I got it.
Took me 5...
Rules explanations should be calm, methodical, not have jerky camera movements or cut-in self correction. This adds to confusing the viewer, which is not what you want when learning a game. I'm sorry, but this video is definitely not for me.
He tries to be 2 cheeky like other reviews. Just not good at it lol
Shut up nerd
I love how everyone is soooo mad at this guy because he got SO MANY THINGS WRONG.
Good video, but I am worried that you are doing some of the rules wrong. One) the Flock of crows token is tossed, like a coin. Not simply flipped. Two ) You show a clan retreating into an error that he is not the chieftain of. I am pretty sure this is not a legal move.
Michael Santoroski you are correct on both accounts. The coin should be flipped after each round.. Placement on camera is not consistent with the rules i explained. Ill bring this second point up with the editors.
There are several things you got wrong in this video....
The capital is a citadel and citadels can´t be placed in the swamp.
Correction on the name mate: Inis just means "Island" in Irish (not the big long thing). Just thought I'd point that out!
those sideburns
Nope... no clue about how to play this. I couldn't follow this. Boom, there are suddenly two citadels on the board for some reason. Bam, you get cards from one deck but some how play cards from the others. Kapaow, there are map tiles stacked aside... just because. You win be holding a token during a certain phase but you are only pretending to hold the token or something...
If I ever get a chance to play this game, I'll read the rules just like I do for every game. I enjoy reading rules anyway - and also discussing and debating them. There is also the contacting the game developer for rule clarification... sometimes they even give an ambiguous answer that doesn't actually answer the question being asked.
He added citadels to the map only as a way to show how they work. In the game, they are added with action cards (green).
Action cards also net you red cards, more clans (units), allow you to move/attack, allow you to place new map tiles, and more. Red cards are basically super-powered versions of the green cards, and yellow cards are earned by being "chieftain" (most clans on a tile) of their tiles. He mentioned in the video that you'll do all your actions using the green action cards, but I suppose he could have been clearer.
The "pretender" tokens simply acts as a warning action with you basically saying "I'm about to win!". You must collect a pretender token in order to claim victory objectives; which gives other players a chance to react and prevent you from winning. If there are ties for winner: no one wins and the game continues. (Exception: The "Brann" breaks victory ties.) He should've been clearer on this.
The game seems a bit complex but still fun.
I see a bunch of complaints about your actions, Ivan, but I understood exactly what you were saying. Not to mention that at the end you said this wasn't intended to replace the rules but instead just help with them.
Loving these videos.
God, the camera work is ridiculous.
I love it lol
when tabeltop coming back?
A shame that Inis is so hard to get ahold of, from what I've seen.
It's a damn fun game, and needs more exposure than it gets.
That said, looking at the initial setup, doesn't the capital area also get a sanctuary by default?
i want to see this played on tabletop please!
Interesting name....
And game
What a cool game!
It is also important to mention that the instigator in a conflict cannot place clans in citadels
any one else having audio issues? I know I'm having them.
Yeah, this one sounded a bit off to me too.
I went to your Twitch channel @2:30pm and there was only a rerun. May you could clarify the time zone?
Are you going to Gen Con this year?
It's such a shame that Ivan got so many things wrong in this teach, because it's otherwise fast and efficient.
Oh, the typographical mistake are becoming obvious. In 'Tír na nÓg' the 'n' should always be lowercase, in small caps, or separated with a hyphen to indicate is not actually part of the word 'Óg', but a bleedover from the genitive definite article.
Jesus, you had to make 3 comments on spelling and pronounciation alone eh?
PartisanGamer, yes, I did, because they were responses to different parts of the video.
@Kieth Gaughan So edit your previous post and add the new pedantic whine. That way we only have to ignore the one post.
Fracture, how about you go take a running jump?
only if its out a window with your computer.
Don't like music while I'm listening to rules.
And it's *only* pronounced 'inish': that's not just some 'alternate pronunciation', but the only correct one.
Are your sideburns woven of angels hair?!
so when your on Alaskan Bush People you use a fake accent??
But how do you win
He covered the three victory conditions. Meet one or more of those during assembly or drafting phase while possessing a pretender token. As long as no one else ties or meets more of the victory conditions than you then you win. Bren breaks ties.
Looks like john green
Very confusing explanation unfortunately
I was hoping this video would explain clashes better, (sigh)
No, 'inis' is pronounced 'inish', and means just 'island', and nothing fancier than that.
He does point out the pronunciation correction at 0:12.
Bunan Tsokolatte, by which point I'd already posted my first comment. This is a correction of the very 'correction' you mention: the 'inish' pronunciation is the _only_ correct pronunciation, but that 'correction' makes out that it's just another way of saying it.
Moreover, my comment points out that the definition given for 'inis' was wildly incorrect: 'inis' means just 'island' and most certainly not 'in the rier island' or anything like that.
Ah. And I DID specify that I was talking about the pronunciation. It's fine to clarify the definition but it's not relevant to what I was talking about.
I don't think it's supposed to be interpreted as an ALTERNATE pronunciation but the correct one. The 'also' in that sentence is meant more as a 'by the way' as in 'By the way, Ivan, it's pronounced 'inish'." It's a continuation of the previous caption. And that comment you mentioned wasn't showing when I replied to you so you may want to consider consolidating them in one.
This is the correct interpretation. I was pretty embarrassed to discover I pronounced it wrong and just wanted to at least make fun of myself for missing that key detail. This tends to happen when your absorbing rules for multiple games at a time and writing scripts for them.
Thanks for the rules!
With those sideburns I was really expecting a UK Accent of some sort. Even a fake one..... Please?
extra card sound effects distracting. very good video otherwise
Well done!
Inish
It's actually pronounced Inis
No it isn't.
Nice. but please loose the slamming sound effects and go easy on the zooming. it was really distracting
Hahah this guy is funny, shit ahaha
hears inis
In his what?